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Start motor with speed argument#221
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found I needed `motor.start(50)` for the Lego train motor to run; with no arguments the motor didn't run and I thought there was an issue with the code, the motor or the BuildHat.
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mutesplash
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Jan 7, 2026
The default speed is 20 if nothing is provided. Does it do the same thing if you put in .start(20) instead of .start(50) ?
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NickAger
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Jan 9, 2026
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More testing of the motor:
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found I needed
motor.start(50)for the Lego train motor to run; with no arguments the motor didn't run and I thought there was an issue with the code, the motor or the BuildHat.